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The first-ever Bainbridge Island Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Festival series was an upswell of community support, new connections and history.
The public was expected to bat .500 at the Bainbridge Island City Council meeting Jan. 23.
The Bainbridge Island City Council is expected to OK $300,000 in cultural funding for 16 organizations at its meeting Nov. 28 at 6 p.m. at City Hall and on Zoom.
COVID was tough on performing arts everywhere, but Bainbridge Performing Arts took advantage of the downtime to give an $18 million renovation to Buxton Center.
“Wake up Pia. Wake up,” a group of about 50 community members said at Sakai Park Aug. 19 to celebrate “Pia the Peacekeeper,” a wooden troll made by international recycle artist Thomas Dambo and local volunteers.